#3d model texture

[apaintingfortheartist]

A free CC0 public domain ground, path, stone path, stone road, stones, sandstone, textured stones, grey stones, sand stones texture, 3D model and blender texture

(via A free CC0 public domain ground, path, stone path, stone road, stones, sandstone, textured stones, grey stones, sand stones texture, 3D model and blender texture

[laststrix]

espeon ✨👽

[canine-gray]

You want Cat Creeper? More Dancing Cat Creeper?

[thirstywaffles]

I really like this outfit from EC

[nannerism]

Hello hello! I come bearing gifts! (a gift, rather!) (gift? fanart? same thing? I do not know!)

I give you @eechytooru 's ƎNA Wally design! I absolutely adore him and he was very fun to work on, and surprisingly, fairly easy to rig!

I did leave out his snake! and his apple, since truthfully I just did not want to model them ... But I had an idea instead! Here is him with ROBLOX accessories instead! (compensation, maybe?)

@:)

[the-regressor]

The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom

A few new outfits were shown in the latest Echoes of Wisdom gamely trailer!

-Mark

[arcadebroke]

link

[lotpixel]

LOTPİXEL - DEVASA+

Lot Pixel is a website that offers a vast collection of CC0 textures and 3D models for 3D designers and artists. Their collection includes a variety of textures, including concrete texture that come in different variations such as mossy, smooth, damaged, dirty, painted, slab. Additionally, they offer thousands of free and premium textures in resolutions ranging from 1k to 16k, as well as high-quality 3d model, including highpoly, lowpoly, and realistic models. Among their extensive PBR texture collection are a range of smooth concrete textures that can enhance the realism and lifelikeness of 3D models. Using Lot Pixel's resources can provide numerous benefits for 3D designers. Firstly, their cc0 textures and 3D models are free to use and do not require attribution, making them an accessible and convenient option for designers who need high-quality resources for their projects. Additionally, their textures and models are available in various resolutions, allowing designers to choose the level of detail that best suits their project's needs. The variety of textures and models available on lot pixel also means that designers can find the perfect resource for their specific Project. Lot Pixel's collection of concrete textures can help 3D designers create realistic and high-quality 3D models. Their seamless PBR textures can be used to create concrete wall designs, with options for damaged concrete textures that can bring designs to life. Incorporating Free Dark Grey Concrete Textures from Lot Pixel's library can also help designers achieve a realistic atmosphere in their scenes or games. By exploring their extensive PBR texture collection, designers can find a range of smooth concrete textures that can enhance the realism and lifelikeness of their 3d model library. Overall, Lot Pixel's offerings can provide 3d textures with the resources they need to create high-quality and realistic 3D models.

[gabe-lovebot]

councilor 3D model

i learnt 3d modelling from the ground up to bring him to life. he's yours now. do whatever you want with him

[link]

please credit me if you make something using the model (or even ping/link me to it, i would love to see what you made!)

currently available as a .blend, .fbx and an SFM port.

[teeth--king]

Of course, with my new toying around with blender and low poly models, I had to make my dude Elliott <3 Did a little mix of both my design and his original design for this(love his dumb green pants), I'm still really new to this so he's very basic(and a bit fudged) but I'm proud none the less :D! Also modeled him a little rose to pose with because it felt fitting.

[brodorokihousuke]

the way he stands when he's looking at paper is literally so funny to me, go off with that arm pose apollo

[apaintingfortheartist]

A free CC0 PBR public domain woodboard, light brown chipboard, brown plywood, wood, wooden texture, 3D model and blender texture for Photoshop, Blender, and 3D models. Created by ambientCG and released under a Creative Commons Public Domain License.

[minkx3]

i haven't touched paint 3d in a long while, so why not try and make the newest monster in it?

[canine-gray]

Me: Man I should be making interesting content for people to engage with!

Also Me: Cat Creeper doin' a little jig

[bynineb]

the phone is ringing.

[bluebellowl]

Crash Dummy Jürgen

Aight Jürgen is no more, this is Emmet now.

I didn't know exactly what I wanted, but I really wanted to draw directly onto my model instead of just applying materials. So I connected my Blender and my MediBang (2D art), and when I saved my MediBang piece with layers and good brushes and everything as a .PSD and reloaded the same PSD in Blender, the Blender texture would show exactly what I was doing in 2D there, which is really cool. 

No fancy built in cross programming needed. I know that's possible with Photoshop but no thank you

Lining took me longer than expected but I did have a new tablet (shoutout to Huion, their tablets cost little but are fully functional as drawing tablets)

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